New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
CLEVELAND CERTAIN TO RUN.
SENATOR GORMAN ON THE NEXT CAMPAIGN.

iHE SAME FIGHT OVER AGAIN-SPF CULATIoN
ABOUT 1HE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
III VIII DO the same fight over again" said Senator
Arthur r. German of Maryland. Monday in discussing
politics. lie had been resting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Tor nearly week. having from Baltimore i'm
diatsy after the rocsnt election. Senator Germans
position In the Democratic party is a strong He Is
chairman OF the National Executive Committee. He Is
thoroughbred machine man. a Bourbon OF Bourbons
VINO mas no sympathy with any enc whs opposes tho
Nsor-spois thesry II was through his mastery ma
hpuiation that Mr.. Cleveland became President. Tho
bnrchard Incident you'd not have been utilized but for
hiH. The old clergymans a.literatve blunder not
delivered half hour before hand bills were being
prHsd for Its distribution broadcast among vsters by
Mr. Gorman's dir.c,ion
Under the Cleveland Administration he has bsen IA
vorsd beysnd any other leader. whether rcforner or
bourbon The retention OF Eugene Higgins appoint
meAt clerk In the Treasury Department against
tho opposition ana criticism Of the
"rs country is an illustration Of lis
power At Washington. From such a position he s
better able than almost OF the party leaders Of the
country TO know the situation in pot and the drift Of
political movements He Mad bosa talking about Mary
land affairs ami was thon asked about National politics.
"hen ne said, following the remark already quoted
Ihays no question but that the Republicans will re-
nominate Mr. Blaine. Tho ticket may be Blaine and
sherman. II will be Blaine and Western man. IN ,st
certainly Harrison or Allison possibly. No, not Fora
ker lie Is too hightv. They will not want cratic
candidate. hut conservative one The only question
about Mr. Blaine Is his health understand that he is
alarnci about his physical condition and ha, reason to
be alarssi 1t comes frou member, of hs family in
quiet way that this is the case"
THE PRESIDENT To BIZ RENOMINATFD.
" Your party will renomisats Mr. Clevslandl"
Is foregonc csnclusisn old fight again
with new Vice Presidential candidates to replace Hen
bricks and Logan"
" Whom iii Won mt on the tIckst with ClsxeIa,dr'
"Probably An Iniiana man. our fight will be
actly the same as before. Mcdonald. Voorhees, and
Gray are available. Gray was gallant solder. We
do not need sold or. hsrevor. Our
ddats will certainly cove from tho West. Possion Csn
n7nser Black o. iliHo,. 10 making brisk canvass
fsr me position and Mr. Villas has much strength. lie
be presented"
"IOw about Governor HUI"
WAY, he IL not a candidate is hel"
DO yeu expect TO win the hghti"
We certainly shall wla It,"
"what about the scandal. OF the last canpalsni viii
they 10 repestsaf'
more OF them"
THE CONTEST ~ MARYLAND.
:" You are satisfied with the result IN Marylandl"
"Eminertly 81, Tbs party lines drawn in the
state The Republicans have po0l their full party
strength. and party has 1900 to 1900 majority
That the normal Democratic majority In the State by
which We car hold 1t under any AMI all circumstances
For se'er3 year. the Pepubcans cs,uettcd abound and
worse. Just as they have been IN this city. II was
the nomipasn Of NicDll here that defeated them
IN thls STATE. When they made tho great
nsht on three years they were
beaten by %Oolo ~aiority In that were included tho
votes 81 G.o.O to 5000 Republicans wins voted for
They ware Disguised with the OF their Leaders in
nshnAiins sthef tnsn straight ont Republicans In the
Campaign iust closed, with the siugc exception Of states
Airn'y their ticket was made mp OF strong able. clean
Republic ans 1t wss ticket tina. mustered syery Re
publican vat. in the ~tSc Tor Its support ana arrayed
every Democratic VOC against IT, Ihc Republicans did
better Ter this coarse thar they
state"